SECTION 22. The entire crosse (strung head and handle) shall not weigh more than 773g. NOTE: The intent of the rule governing the design of the goalkeeper’s crosse is to disallow any crosse where excessive widths of plastic have been added to the outside of the sidewalls in order to increase the surface area of the head.
Stick Certifi cation Procedures: Any lacrosse stick to be used, sold or marketed in the United States must fi rst be submitted to the testing lab. Once the test facility has determined that the stick meets all the specifi cations outlined in Appendix C, a report noting this compliance will be sent to the US Lacrosse Women’s Game Director and Rules Committee Chair. The stick will then be listed on the US Lacrosse web site as legal for use in the United States. The US Lacrosse Rules Committee has the fi nal authority to either approve or deny stick stringing and/or designs independent of lab approval. Go to
uslacrosse.org for complete equipment certifi cation process procedures and timeline, and for lists of USL approved equipment.
Goalkeeper’s equipment
SECTION 23. The goalkeeper must wear a helmet with face mask and properly secured chinstrap, a separate throat protector, padded gloves, a mouthpiece, a chest protector and padding on the shins and thighs. The protective helmet, designed for lacrosse, must meet the NOCSAE test standard.
SECTION 24. It is recommended that the goalkeeper wear padding on arms and shoulders. This padding must not excessively increase the size of any body parts. Body padding must not exceed the thickness of legal goalkeeping gloves – 1-inch padding. Gloves must not contain any webbing and must not excessively increase the size of the hands as they are presented to the ball.
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